By Merio Jimmy, Juba Observing social media trends following the recent publicising of police brutality in Bortown, one can see the...

By Thon Deng, Khartoum. The 2011 Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan (TCSS) grants every able person an inherent...

By Noah Issa Philip, Juba Both the South Sudanese government and NGOs have reported that the numbers of school age girls becoming...

Trinity Energy, one of South Sudan’s leading independent petroleum companies, has become a signatory of the United Nations’ Global...

By Merio Jimmy, Juba Any one of us can be displaced at any time. Causes of displacement are all around us, especially in Africa generally...

By Martha Ella Muthoka, Juba Visiting new places and meeting people from different cultures is more than just a whirlwind of fun...

By Peter Chuol, Juba According to data from the World Bank, in 2015, South Sudan had the third highest military spending as a percentage...

By Malual Manyuol Dau On 7/8/2020, the Presidency decided to relax the rules and directives of the lockdown. However, as a concerned...

By John Marit, Juba The house of prayer seems to be a Temple. I have been thinking about and staring a lot at the Parliament. It has...

The Equatorian Community Associations in the Diaspora (ECAD), South Sudan’s largest diaspora community organisation, has called on...

By Gabriel Kuot Akok Your Excellency, I'm kindly hereby seizing this moment to express my concern as a native citizen of Warrap State, a...

By Tasile Isaac Peter, Juba When entering Juba via the Nimule highway, you can’t fail to notice the rising smoke and horrible smell from...

South Sudan’s main armed opposition group, the SPLM-IO, has denied a statement released by President Salva Kiir’s office declaring that...

By Albert Kafilondi Pascal, Juba At times I am often caught with the thought that ‘A person who solves a need is far better than one who...